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From:       Alex Sviridov <ooo_saturn7 () mail ! ru>
Date:       2019-04-26 13:13:20
Message-ID: 1556284400.382129292 () f489 ! i ! mail ! ru
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I am studying JavaFX API and can't understand why GridPane, HBox, BorderPane, VBox, \
StackPane don't have Skins. According to Skin API doc:
> Base class for defining the visual representation of user interface controls by \
> defining a scene graph of nodes to represent the skin. A user interface control is \
> abstracted behind the Skinnable interface.
Why do JavaFX developers use skins only for controls, but not for the above panes? I \
am asking, because these panes also have visual representation. For example, we can \
set color, they have children which can be placed somehow differently etc. Could \
                anyone explain?
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Alex Sviridov


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